In general, if you expect to bring in other investors, grow the business and then offer it for sale, an S corporation is the better choice. If on the other hand, you expect that the company will be closely held and you intend to benefit from the company’s growth by distributing earnings rather than selling the business, an LLC is generally better.

You can form a limited liability corporation with CorpLLC Corporation.  All you will need to do is answer our questions and CorpLLC Corporation will draft and file your application. Within a few weeks, you will be able to operate your business under the protection of your new corporation.

Prepare for free. Pay when you’re ready! – CorpLLC Corporation provides a personal user friendly secure work space to manage your corporate filings and intellectual property applications online. You will easily and quickly be able to prepare, save, revise and submit your limited liability corporation formation material.

• Get your limited liability corporation material organized
• Answer easy to read questions
• Fill out the necessary step-by-step limited liability corporation forms
• Get expert help through online, email, and phone support
• Check your progress
• Save your work so you don’t have to start over from scratch
• Return later after you gathered information or just needed to take a break
• Revise your limited liability corporation material and forms
• Submit and pay when ready
• Check your limited liability corporation application status online with the Secretary of State.

After we review your limited liability corporation material, we will draft and file application. Typically within a few weeks, you will be able to operate your business with the limited liability protection that you require.

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